Post by city of naught admin on Apr 21, 2009 16:19:44 GMT
Oprah Has an Interview with a VAMPIRE!
It's true! Last Saturday watchers were shocked when Henry Singe, escorted by his 76 year old twin brother, came out of the "Coffin".
"I was bitten when I was 23." Explains Henry during the interview. 76 year old Van then jokingly states
"Good thing too, if he weren't still young god knows who'd push my chair?!"
Though 23 year old Henry and 76 year old Van were, by DNA testing, proven to be brothers it seems impossible that they could actually be twins.
"The resemblance between them is hidden, but its there." Marvels one audience member after the show. "I definitely need to rethink what I believe to be real..."
During the show Henry Singe completed demonstrations of strength and agility to prove his claim but many are unconvinced.
"It's just an elaborate prank..." claims one angry viewer, "Just an old man and his grandson looking for their claim at fame."
So there you have it. A real live vampire.
Hoax? Or Reality? One thing is certain. People everywhere will be asking themselves, Is It Possible?
For years Perdis Rein has been home to beings that aren't quite human. Vampires and Werewolves have walked the busy city streets, the human population completely unaware.
Until Now.
It's been two months since Henry Singe exposed his vampiric nature on national television. Many people scoffed at what they saw. A trick, they claimed. While others....others believed.
So what does this mean to the Vampires of Perdis Rein?
Some vampires still keep hidden, hoping that the humans will soon forget all about Singe and fall back into their ignorance. While others encourage the human discovery, waiting to be known for what they really are.
Werewolves watch anxiously from the shadows, hoping to stay hidden. The human race may allow vampires to live side by side with them, but would they allow beings as untameable and violent as the werewolves?
The seed of doubt has been planted.
How long will humans continue to be in the dark?
It's all just a matter of time now...
Until Now.
It's been two months since Henry Singe exposed his vampiric nature on national television. Many people scoffed at what they saw. A trick, they claimed. While others....others believed.
So what does this mean to the Vampires of Perdis Rein?
Some vampires still keep hidden, hoping that the humans will soon forget all about Singe and fall back into their ignorance. While others encourage the human discovery, waiting to be known for what they really are.
Werewolves watch anxiously from the shadows, hoping to stay hidden. The human race may allow vampires to live side by side with them, but would they allow beings as untameable and violent as the werewolves?
The seed of doubt has been planted.
How long will humans continue to be in the dark?
It's all just a matter of time now...
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